Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29
SUBURBAN NEWS.
SOUTH BUTTE.

j. Z. Evarts, an employee OF the Montana
Anaconda.-Miss Hattie Cross left for the
East Thursday night.-A. Perroult returned
Thursday from a two months visit to
home and friends in Canada.-N. E. Con-
key is confined to his room by a severely
sprained ankle.-Mrs. Robinson, from Sill
yer Bow, is spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. {. A. Peavy. She will return
home to-day.-Gervais Thibodeau and
wife left last evening for Anaconda on a
visit to friends.-E. E. Condor has gone to
Philipsburg on a business trip.-T. W.
Bates and R. ]. Stumpf, two popular com
merclal men, visited South Butte merchants
yesterday.-W. F. Gardner, master me-
chanic at Spring Hill, was in town yester-
day on business.-Some Of the Blue Bird
upper end OF their side track. They
started dow the hill at a great
rate OF speed. When at the foot
OF the hill they collided with a number of
other cars ditching four of them. A game
OF men are down there to-day repairing the
damages.-Wm. Secord, of the Montana
Union night force, who has been seriously
i'll for some days, is able to be around
The last OF the seven new engines lately re-
ceived by the Montana Union was set up
Friday.-Mr. Hollinbec1. formerly express
messenger, is now engaged in train service
on the Montana Cnion.-Quite a number
OF our people. who have relatives and
friends among the young ladies of the
graduating class at st. Mary's, Salt Lake
City, will go down next week to attend the
commencement exercises, which Jake place
Wednesday the 29th.-James Lonystaff.
driver for the Continental Oil :, met with
a painful accident Friday. While on the
wagon the king bolt broke. dropping all
but the forward running gear on which he
was thrown. He was dragged about a
block, when with great presence of
mind he managed to raise himself and
grasp the lines, stopping the team.
HIS injuries are not serious but very pain
ful.-J. l.. Thompson, of the Butte Reduc-
ton Works, is here from Oxford, NY. The
works are running full blast and increasing
their force.-W. D. Holland has Just re,
turned from a visit to his best girl in Utah.
We are surprised hat he returned alone.
The boys say that the walking is good on
the Utah Il Northern.-A. Edie, from Deer
Lodge. was at the depot yesterday with
three cars OF hides to be transferred to the
q Northern.-H. E. Sawtelle, OF the
Silver Chain mine. near Anaconda, came
to Butte Friday with a car of ore from
ms mine. He took it to the Butte Reduc-
ZION Works to be crushed, from where Il
will be sent to Oxford N Y, for treatment
teamster i'll the employ of the Miners
Company had a very painful ex-
one day last week. One of those
long, black bugs that are such a pest in this
nelghborhood just now got into his ear and
penetrated SO far that he could not ct
IT,. Ihe man was actually crazy from the
pam IL caused, and it took |
three OF his friends to hold him
While taking him up town t a physician
an exclting runaway occurred on Front
street Friday at noon, The driver cot az
3 wagon loaded with furniture lea VIM h Ga
vile on the seat. The team took fr;aht
ana started down the street eastward
ne woman screamed and was almost
IMrown from the wagon three times wb;Is
tne men on Front street were in n,rsn;t
d the team. The owner got close eno,,nh
% reach Tor the lines when he was L;oIea
y one OF the horses and Knocked dow
nc Woman caught the lines just as thev
sacneo the railroad track and tonne
,Han a uog that was tied to the WAGON
evarad eaek Until a sudden lurch
he trac .he rope, when he started across
ne track on a dead run for bome~
sne'ne 1o6, OF the Montana Union ron
h .ne pit OF the turn table Friday night
a.9 80 - O'Clock, and was gotten out ves.
10y ABOUT noon.-E. M. Frask was at
~D"eonoa yesterday on business.
wALKERvILLE.
Mr. D.. X. Walker, President of the Anoo
'olo and Silver Mining Company. arrived
, va salt Lake City Thursday. He 10 H..
'ew OF Mr.: w: +. Hall. Prot. Blake 10
ith NIX M mlty; 's also spending a few DAYS I
an w, =. HaIl.-John Higgins has i
iaated mine, near the Amv and On
o osnltn mine. Assays of 200 onncas 81. !
! Il nad.-Mr, J. W. Gilligan, L. lave !
- or''"oh's' left for the Esst McnJpp@sr ,